Today Suzanne Park is back on the podcast to discuss The Do Over, a delightfully warm, hopeful story about a Korean-American woman having to return to college after discovering she’s a few credits shy of completing her degree—only to find one of her TAs is her old college boyfriend.
“A fantastic, empowering second chance romance that combines wit and charm with an always insightful commentary on imposter syndrome, anxiety, and the challenge of finding ourselves. Suzanne Park wrote a true gem!” – Ali Hazelwood, New York Times bestselling author
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About the Author:
Suzanne Park is a Korean American writer who was born and raised in Tennessee.
In her former life as a stand-up comedian, Suzanne appeared on BET, was the winner of the Seattle Sierra Mist Comedy Competition, and was a semi-finalist in NBC’s “Stand Up For Diversity” showcase.
Suzanne graduated from Columbia University and received an MBA Degree from UCLA. She currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband, female offspring, and a sneaky rat that creeps around on her back patio. In her spare time, she procrastinates. Her novels have been featured in “best of” lists in NPR, Popsugar, Real Simple, Country Living, Bustle, Buzzfeed, Marie Claire, Parade, Shondaland and The Today Show. Learn more: https://www.suzannepark.com
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Laura Szaro Kopinski
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Thank you for introducing us to author Suzanne Park and sharing insights about her work. It’s always exciting to discover new authors who bring fresh perspectives and stories to the literary world.
Suzanne Park’s novels, such as “The Perfect Escape” and “Loathe at First Sight,” sound engaging and captivating. It’s wonderful to hear that her writing delves into relatable themes, like navigating family dynamics, embracing one’s identity, and finding love in unexpected places. These are themes that resonate with readers and contribute to the richness of contemporary fiction.
Your article provides valuable information about Suzanne Park’s background and writing journey, offering readers a glimpse into the author behind the books. It’s inspiring to learn about her experiences as a former stand-up comedian and how she incorporates humor into her storytelling.
I appreciate A Bookish Home for sharing this spotlight on Suzanne Park and her literary contributions. By featuring authors like her, you promote diverse voices in literature and give readers the opportunity to discover exciting new books and authors.
I encourage readers to explore Suzanne Park’s novels and immerse themselves in her storytelling. It’s an opportunity to embark on a literary journey that combines relatable themes, humor, and engaging narratives.
If any readers have read Suzanne Park’s novels or have insights to share about their favorite contemporary authors, I would love to hear from them. Let’s continue to support and celebrate the incredible talents within the literary community.